| A | B |
|---|
| Paris of South America | Buenos Aires |
| Political heart of the Buenos Aires, has superb restaurants, boutiques, malls | Plaza de Mayo |
| Casa Rosada | Pink Government house |
| One of the world's widest boulevards and the main city artery | Avenida 9 de Julio |
| Park in Buenos Aires with rose gardens to a planetarium to a racecourse | Palermo |
| Eva Peron is buried here | Recoleta Cemetery |
| Old waterfront district in Buenos Aires where Italian and seafood restaurants abound | La Boca |
| Neighborhood in Buenos Aires attracts artists and musicians. Tango and jazz clubs abound. | San Telmo |
| Highest peak in the Americas | Mt. Aconcagua |
| Stone bridge larger than any at Arches NP | Puente del Inca |
| Southern Hemisphere's answer to Vail-Aspen- Banff | Bariloche |
| Highest navigable lake | Lake Titicaca - Bolivia |
| Brazil's gateway to the Amazon. Stay in jungle lodges nearby. | Manaus |
| City laid out in the shape of an airplane | Brasilia |
| Excellent hotles, museums, and unique cuinsine. Divide into upper and lower cities with beaches on 3 sides | Salvador de Bahia |
| Cable car takes you the summit | Sugar Loaf Mountain |
| Heart of Rio's resort area | Copacabana |
| 275 cascades form a mile and half long crescent | Iguazu Falls |
| Highest hydroelectric complex | Itaipu Dam |
| lowland plain that resemble the Florida Everglades | Pantanal |
| In Santiago a sky lift transports visitors to and from stations - see a zoo, gardens, terraces and 2 swimming pools | San Cristobal Hill |
| Chile's principal seaport and 2nd largest city | Valparaiso |
| Favorite resort of interntional skiers. Summer home for national ski teams from U.S., Canada and Europe | Portillo |
| Locals claim this is the driest spot on each. | Atacama Desert |
| Home port for the popular Chilean glacer curises aboard M/S Skorpios I and II | Puerto Montt |
| World-famous for its many scenic lakes, rivers, waterfalls and volcanoes. Members can cruise to Argentina. | Chilean Lake District |
| Shimering turquoise lakes, roaring creeks and rivers, cascading waterfalls, sprawling glaciers, granite pillars that soar almost vertically | Torres del Paine National Park |
| Gateway city for air and sea departures to the White Continenet | Punta Arenas |
| 2400 miles due west of the chilean coast - has husge stone statues called moai. | Easter Island |
| Capital city stands 9000 feet above sea level. Sits south of the equator. | Quito |
| Colorful Indian market, one of the best in South America | Otavalo |
| 600 miles west of the Ecuadoran mainland. Species of animals not found anywhere else live here. | Galapagos Islands. |
| Heart of old Lima, see the Archbishops Palace, the Government Palace and the Cathedral. | Plaza de Armas |
| 8 hours south of Lima see the etched geometric lines and figures on the plains | Nazca |
| 3 hour train ride to Machu Picchu starts here | Cuzco |
| Flourishing ceremonial and agricultural site. Thr ruins consist of granite forts, temples, and altars. | Machu Picchu |
| Gateway to Lake Titicaca | Puno |
| Excursions to the rain forests, jungle lodges, sail on the M/V Rio Amazonas on a 3-night cruise | Iquitos |
